Well chaps, if anyone can still believe in the moon landings I’m at a loss for words. Other than the hundred reasons we know the Apollo missions were bogus and lame forgeries, at this point it’s such a strong argument against the Apollo myth that 50 years have gone by.
50 years later, no one has even bothered to take a picture of the moon landing sites, let alone go back. This is not how real life works; this is not how technology or industry work. Res ipsa loquitor; the thing speaks for itself.
Anyway, it will be interesting to see how much exposure is given to the milestone which is of course later this summer. The more people pause to think about the moon landing and how little reason there is to believe in them, combined with how utterly silly it all looks now, the more people will peer into NASA’s bullshit.
I’m kind of surprised to see this silly beer released, which by the way has a red element that suggests a future Mars landing. Get the popcorn ready.
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blackguard19 ago
Well chaps, if anyone can still believe in the moon landings I’m at a loss for words. Other than the hundred reasons we know the Apollo missions were bogus and lame forgeries, at this point it’s such a strong argument against the Apollo myth that 50 years have gone by.
50 years later, no one has even bothered to take a picture of the moon landing sites, let alone go back. This is not how real life works; this is not how technology or industry work. Res ipsa loquitor; the thing speaks for itself.
Anyway, it will be interesting to see how much exposure is given to the milestone which is of course later this summer. The more people pause to think about the moon landing and how little reason there is to believe in them, combined with how utterly silly it all looks now, the more people will peer into NASA’s bullshit.
I’m kind of surprised to see this silly beer released, which by the way has a red element that suggests a future Mars landing. Get the popcorn ready.